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NS0-158 · Question #97

Which statement describes a MetroCluster environment in clustered Data ONTAP?

The correct answer is D. A single HA pair stretched across sites using extended cables. A MetroCluster environment in clustered Data ONTAP is fundamentally described as a single High Availability (HA) pair stretched across two geographically separated sites using extended cabling.

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Question

Which statement describes a MetroCluster environment in clustered Data ONTAP?

Options

  • AA single cluster at each site interconnected using FC switches and Ethernet switches.
  • BA single cluster at each site interconnected using FC switches only.
  • CA single HA pair cabled across sites using FC switches.
  • DA single HA pair stretched across sites using extended cables.

How the community answered

(41 responses)
  • A
    5% (2)
  • C
    7% (3)
  • D
    88% (36)

Why each option

A MetroCluster environment in clustered Data ONTAP is fundamentally described as a single High Availability (HA) pair stretched across two geographically separated sites using extended cabling.

AA single cluster at each site interconnected using FC switches and Ethernet switches.

While MetroCluster involves FC and Ethernet switches, it is not described as 'a single cluster at each site'; rather, it is one logical cluster spanning two sites.

BA single cluster at each site interconnected using FC switches only.

This option incorrectly limits the interconnect to only FC switches and also mischaracterizes the cluster topology.

CA single HA pair cabled across sites using FC switches.

This option correctly identifies an HA pair across sites using FC switches, but option D's emphasis on 'extended cables' better captures the geographical separation aspect inherent to MetroCluster.

DA single HA pair stretched across sites using extended cables.Correct

A MetroCluster configuration in clustered Data ONTAP creates a single logical cluster spanning two sites, where a high-availability (HA) pair has its controllers connected across the distance using extended cables and typically FC switches, providing synchronous replication and disaster recovery.

Concept tested: NetApp MetroCluster architecture

Source: https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/ontap/disaster-recovery/concept_how_metrocluster_works.html

Topics

#MetroCluster#high availability#disaster recovery#stretched cluster

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